IPA: //ˈnʌmfɪʃ//
KK: /nʌmfɪʃ/
A type of fish known for its ability to produce electric shocks, often found in warm waters.
The numbfish can deliver a powerful electric shock to its prey.
The word 'numbfish' is derived from 'numb' (from Old English 'numbian', meaning to make numb or dull) and 'fish' (from Old English 'fisc', meaning a creature that swims in water). The term 'numbfish' refers to a type of fish that is characterized by its lack of sensation or responsiveness, often due to its habitat or physical condition.
Think of 'numb' meaning lacking sensation and 'fish' as a swimming creature. This helps you remember that a 'numbfish' is a fish that is dull or unresponsive.